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I used NAPA'S Decal spray remover, very succesdsfully on my last Eliminator. Now I need another one to finish the can. :popcorn:
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my '90 eliminator is about to go 205k. :brows:
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Well, it looks like I hav a leaking tank. Had more than 3/4 when I brought it home, but now only less tahn 1/4. I can see where it's leaking onto the concrete, and .oh well it's not good. My ? is: 1.can I go to a tank refurbishing place(similar to radiator shop)? or Maybe just go to a Jyard (prices?) 2.Are there different sizes of tanks? My eliminator is a 4.0, 5spd, shortbed. 3.Guess I should replace the filter and sending unit also?? 4.Any tips before I start?? 5. Anyone have a replacement near Charlotte?? :eek: Thanks
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Thanks for the offer, but I realize you have other priorities. If I don't remember this; thanks for the sacrifice you're making, and I pray that the conflict over there comes to a quick end. Be Safe :USAflag: Tom
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I'm trying to prioritize what to do next on my 90 Eliminator. I think addressing the rust around the rear wheels, and other places is first. But need some help with either someone that does welding or good with the POR-15. Maybe even a side job with a body repair/paint. May do some light trails over at Uwharrie, but mostly used around town. Let me know. I can work deals on some tires or :cheers: . And I could help someone who knows what they're doing. Thanks
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Received sticker and magnets over the weekend 8) . Need to wait to install them, because I need to decide if I'll run with or without the cap. Thanks
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Rust repair on wheel wells
once red replied to once red's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
Thanks guys for the info and pics :cheers: . Guess I'll have to just deal with it after I look how bad it is after removing the flares. -
Rust repair on wheel wells
once red replied to once red's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
Thanks for the pics. if I get a welder, I'll refer to them. I'm looking along the lines of that POR15, bondo I guess. :D -
Rust repair on wheel wells
once red replied to once red's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
let's try this........... -
Rust repair on wheel wells
once red replied to once red's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
:eek: :D oops, forgot to post pics.......... and how do I do that?? What pics server can I use?? Thanks -
:eek: Please help me with this. Both sides are like this, and if there wasn't any paint, there'd be no side!!!!! I see everyone praising this POR-15. Should I use it here?? I guess my first step is to remove flares, then cut out rust, then reinforce from backside, then ???? Thanks :cheers:
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John Q, That's a great pic of the kid. Oh to be that young again, and not have any problrems to worry about... :D
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I hope you're not speaking from experience.... :nuts:
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:mad: So, what I need to do is remove any of the trapped New England guck on the inner ledge, and let it drry, then put the 15 on from the inside?? Or scan I just spread it on from the outside?? Also, is it sandable like Fiberglass? Thanks
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Should have my MJ by end of week, and know there are rust issues above rear wheel wells. never used POR-15 before, but I see lots of comments on it. My rustout is mostly surface, but knowing my luck will wind up all the way thru. Do I need to wire brush the rust, and support it from underneath, then brush on the 15 from outside?? Comments/suggestions are appreciated. :brows:
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It's great that you took pics of the transformation. along the way. I'm picking up a 90 Eliminator with same specs as what you started with. But I know I won't take it to your extreme, but you've given me some ideas... what it would look like in various stages. Thanks :cheers: SLAINTE
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Good job at recycling. Wish I had one around Charlotte for the yearly power outages..... :cheers:
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Maybe I misread the post, but I want to give my .02 worth on this: Guys, it's important that your SPARE tires are the same Overall Diameter as the ones you're running. If you do get a flat and use a tire with a smaller O.D. say goodbye to the gears :popcorn:
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Difference between trim packages
once red replied to once red's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
Just went back into the archives and found Rob's scan on "History of the Comanche". In it there was info on trim differences. Thanks :D -
Guys (and any women on these pages), What are the differences between the Comanche Eliminator and Sportruck packages?? (Inquiriing minds want to know). Slainte' :cheers:
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I feel so safe with the SPAM POLICE on duty. I saw one on the Yahoo Comanche ring yesterday also. Something about new jobs... Thanks anyway for keeping us clean. :popcorn:
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:oops: Another newbie question, but here goes: Is there a link for the procedure on removing and repairing typical MJ rust around the wheels on the bed?? Do I just take a rotozip and cut the metal, then weld some piece into it?? Where do I get a replacemnt wheel well? Thanks
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bEEN WATCHING THE SITE, AND HAVE A QUESTION: What is RENIX?? anything to do with RENAULT? tHANKS
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a newbie asks: what is it, and what's it for?? :oops:
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took me awhile to click on that. guess the DMV didn't realise it also. :bowdown:
